Free A Level Chemistry Resources

Whether you’re a chemistry teacher, just starting A Level or getting ready for your exams, here’s a selection of free resources to help you.

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Head Start to A Level Chemistry

This downloadable guide is packed with notes, worked examples and practice questions to help students make a smooth transition from GCSE to A Level chemistry. It goes alongside my free online course.

AS Level / Year 12 Multiple Choice Question Pack

This is a set of 50 multiple choice questions, suitable for all exam boards and covering the main Year 12 content (so perfect if you’re about to start Year 13!). As well as providing answers, each question has an explainer video in case you’re stuck.

Free Parent Webinar: 24th August at 6.30pm

Want to support your child through A Levels, but not sure how to provide structure without nagging? The step up to A Levels is difficult for parents as well as teenagers – in this webinar I give lots of practical tips and answer parent questions.

Chemistry Comeback Challenge (Y12 to Y13 Transition

Don’t underestimate how much you learned in Year 12, and how much it links to the second year of content. Try out this mini course to see what you remember (suitable for all major exam boards).

Retrieval practice quizzes

Download free quizzes for students in Year 12 and Year 13 – keep on top of content with these regular weekly quizzes to test your knowledge of key facts, definitions and equations.

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